St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-17

and Messrs. Feise, Comfort Frost Strass
burger and lit were the floor managers.
The same evening was celebrated with the
second annual ball of the Junior Carnival
and Dancing club in the Drake block hall.
S. S. LongoOd was master of ceremonies.
and the big H." Messrs. Snyder, Schwabel,
Lutz and La Clair, were the floor managers.
| There was an elaborate programme of
dances.
EIGHTEEN WINTERS.
A merry birthday party gathered at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Matheis,
No. 307 Walnut street, Wednesday even
ing, to celebrate the eighteenth birthday of
Miss Lille. There were about eighty
young people present. Ralph Martin con-
tributed to the evenings pleasures with his
banjo. Among the young people We're:
The Misses Bickel, the Misses Brown, the
Misses Theobold, Misses Fink, Breedert,
Kramer, Rogers, Witt, Neil, of Lake City,
Ba ssford, Moore, Henry. Annie Matheis,
Hechtman and Lulu Lindeke, and Messrs.
| Musser, Blakeley, Nicolai. Robertson, Lang,
Murphy, of Minneapolis, Moore Ralph Mar
tin, Williams, John Matbeis, of Rochester.
n. Y, GOodkiud Romano Sheire, Leslie
Richardson, John Shand, of Glasgow, Scot
land Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reichow. and Mr..
and Mrs. John Matheis, Jr.
HENRY ". AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.
Students of the high school have before
them path of glory in the dramatic line, in
their presentation of Henry w." to
occur Thursday and Friday evenings. and
Saturday matinee, on the 29th. goth and
Both instS.
Prince Henry will be impersonated by E.
G. Briggs; Falstaff, by c. H. McGill; Hotspur
or,6I Inst Shoiln hx,p T0t. 81,
Earl of Northumberland and Owen Glen
dover, by Julian Willard; Earl of Wor-
chester and Redmund Mortimer, by Walter
Drlscolf:@ Henry ~ by Fred Austin; Sir Wal
| ter Blunt, by Charles Schumacher; Sir Rich
ard Vernon, by Leo Goodkind Douglas, by
Hollis Stees; Poientz. by Thomas Cochran,
Jr. Francis, by Charles Wagner; Bardolph.
| by Frank Farwell; Leto, by Sheperd Stone
| Lady Percy and Katharine of France, by Miss
| Sophia Borup: Lady Mortimer and Lady AL
| ice, by Miss Anna ConStans; and Queen of
France, by Miss May Howard.
AT MRS. LIGHTNER's.
Mrs. W. II. Lightner gave a tea party
Thursday evening in honor of her sister,
Mrs. r. S. Tompkins, at her residence, No.
81 East Tenth street Mrs. Young and
| Miss Dean assisted the hostess. Among
| those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Parker, Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. X. Taylor, MIR. and Mrs A. B. Ovitt
MIR. and Mrs. w. N. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. G. Wall and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed johnson,
Misses Dean, Belote, Wheelock, Taylor. Auer-
bach Flandrau, Carpenter and Bigelow. and
| Messrs. 7. d. O'Brien, P. w. Parker, Frank
Hanson, Cass Gilbert, Wenzell, Dresser
| Heath, Boyle Young. Doebler, Yardley, Jack
| son and BIgeiow.
HERE AND THERE.
! Garfield post No. 8, G. a. R., gave q de-
| lightful entertainment Thursday evening"
| and the hall was well filed. Maj. r. NJ New
son gave an address upon the Surrender of
Fort SUMTER Miss Belle Morse recited
| 1.-The Dead DOLL" provoking much merri-
mtnt, and d. f. Reese paid glowing tribute
! to Gen. John A. Logan. Mr.. Reese is an elo-
! quent speaker and possesses considerable
dramatic power upon the platform. There
was also a pretty zouave drill by the Sons OF
Veterans, and number of songs and recita-
tons, and refreshments were served at the
| close of the entertainment.
| On Friday evening the fifth social hop of
| the Ivy Leaf Social club was given at Win
throp Post nall. The music was excellent and
| the programme of dances very elaborate, af
| fording a very pleasant time to large at
tendance. Messrs. j. E. Rice, ], J. Gleason,
1 J.. A. Bodka. ]. F. Hughes, J. 7. Malloy, j. j.
Ryder and w. H. Durkn watched over the
i floor. and John Cahill, G. T. Redington, F.
Clements J. F. Carrere, w. Rush, T. Nc
| Carthy and j. Jordan were the reception
| committee.
"a Lesson in Love- is the title of the sec
for the 18th inst. H. S. Noble will imperson-
! ate Capt. PREGNANT" James A. Haight
''Orlando Middlemark;" j. K. Churchill,
'Babblebrook;" Mrs. J. a. HaIght, Mrs
Sutherland, a charming widow Miss S. B.
! Beals. Miss Anastasia Winterberry." and
| Miss E. Q. Sewall, Edith Leslie, her niece -
| 1t promises TO be quite interesting.
/ Miss Sidney Thompson, OF Iglehart street,
was surprised Friday evening by party of
| ten couples, for whom she made it very en-
ioyable. Dancing and refreshments were in
! dulged in. Those present were: Misses
Fowler, Judson, Sprague Bassford, Helen
Smith. Bracket, Libby, Kitty Smith, Waltz
| ers and Kenyon, Messrs. Thompson, Will and
| Fred Breene, Hirst. Van Gorder, Brenizer,
DR.. Boyd. RitZke and Southwark.
! a young peoples society of the Woodland
Park Baptist church was organized at the
! residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bushnell
| last Tuesday evening. w. NJ. Bushnell was
elected honorary president; A. i. barrow,
president; Miss Una Smith, vice president;
Lawson Lindsey, secretary, and George Hurd
treasurer. board of eleven directors was
also elected The object of the organization
is social enjoyment.
Prof. J. n. Beggs closing exercises of the
juvenile classes at Standard hall, corner of
Eighth and Jackson, on Friday evening, April
| %, will be select evening dress party for
the children and those they may invite 1t
will last from 1880 to 10:3O p m. Spectators
can then dance from 1920 till l o'clock, car
riages TO arrive al 1880 and / O'Clock None
but special friends of the class will he ex-
pected.
The St. Andrews society will give its last
social for the season at knights Of Pythias
hall, on Fifth street. between Minnesota and
Cedar, on Friday evening, the 22d inst. The
musical numbers will be given by Messrs.
Butler, Heinlein, Sturtze Martin, Teller,
Herst and others. Invitations to the Caledo-
MAN society of Minneapolis will be sent to-
morrow.
A meeting of the Ladies' Afternoonclub
was held at the residence Thursday of Mrs. E.
J. Stivers, of Fort Smelling. Mesdames Frost,
Andrews and Fish gave musical selections,
and a reading of Howell's Sleeping Car was
4 heard with interest.
| Chief Black was presented with a hand
! scme go.d-headed cane Monday, 10 common
crate the fourth year of his service chief
engineer of the ST. Paul fire department.
The rink domino party to be given by the
Standard club on Thursday evening next,
4 April q, promises to be a largely attended
and very enjoyable affair.
The Bunker Hill Social club gave its sec